| The IPBN is supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Ireland under the ESP Grant programme |
The IPBN is proud to support new IPBN member in Porto, Strongstep for the fourth edition of Steptalks, which is back after a 3-year hiatus. This edition will take place in one of the biggest technological centers in Europe – Dublin at the Portuguese Embassy!
This year's edition will focus especially on information security and service management and on how following best practices is the best way to face emerging adversities in the technology market. It’s organized by Strongstep in partnership with IPBN parther AICEP Portugal Global, the IPBN (Ireland Portugal Business Network) and TICE.pt (National ICT cluster).
Challenges related to the retention of human resources and work-life balance will also be presented as main themes. These are hot topics that have gained enormous visibility and importance in the last 2 years, during which the business universe underwent a revolution.
NSAI (National Standards Authority Ireland), Deloitte, Wygroup, IPBN member Aspira and Kilon Holdings are some of the companies that will be represented in this afternoon, fully aimed at those who want to continue to thrive in the tech world and who want to go further, with more knowledge.
As for the reason to organize the event, Strongstep’s CEO Pedro Castro Henriques stated:
“Dublin is ‘the European capital’ for tech companies and international best practices are critical for their sustainability and growth. From top corporations to innovative startups, some of the best companies are based in Dublin. The huge amount of services to be managed from this city to other markets requires very high information security standards, so it is extremely necessary for professionals in this area to be informed about best practices, to ensure the top performance of their companies and its continuous improvement.”
Pedro Castro Henriques also added that this was why they chose Dublin to be the place to host Steptalks 2022 - “We want to give our partners and audience the opportunity to learn from the best and to also have the chance to give back.”
The event with over a hundred participant worldwide, will take place at the Portuguese Embassy in Dublin (full capacity reached for onsite, but still place for remote participation) on the 9th of June from 2:00 pm, with an opening speech by the Portuguese Ambassador to Ireland, Bernardo Lucena.
For more information and register, please click here.
| The IPBN is supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Ireland under the ESP Grant programme |
